The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-22

East Tennessee. 104 Tenn. Coal & Iron. 25
Lake Shore. -, ., 925S Union Pacific. 49,. asa
L,vllle \ Nash 5oss}s \; j. Central 3sA
Mobile 4 Ohio. 10 Western Union. 77IS
Nash. & Chatt'a. ~ Cotton OH certif.. %
asked. ibid.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 81, noon.-Cotton firm, with
good demand; middling uplands sgd, mid
ding Orleans 5ssd; sales $4,000 bales, for specu-
lation and export 1900 bales; receipts 5000
bales--all American
Futures-Up lands low middling clause, Octo-
Der delivery 15-646l5 l66id; October and No
vember l2-64G65 lS-0id; November and Deem
Der 3 l2-6id5 ll64d; December and January
3 l2-6i85 ll-64d; January aud February 1904
as II Sad February and March l26l5C5 10 Gid; ,
March and April 5 15-64 as l4-64d; April and
May l1-64505 l6-64d; May and June ) l9-B4d.
Market steady.
No tenders.
Sales for the week 1000 bales-American
$1,000 bales; Spectators took 3410 bales; eX-
porters took 500 bales; forwarded from ships
SIDE direct 70 splnners $500 actual export 10000
bales; total import 200 baleS-American $4,000
bales; total stock $4,000 bales--American 2os,-
600 bales total atloat 234, 000--American 2l7.000
bales
m,-The sales to-day included 5000 bales
OF American.
Futures--Up lands. low middling clause, Octo-
Der delivery l5-6ld, buyers; October and No
vember 1364d sellers; November and Deem
Der ll-G4d, buyers; December and January
.
buyers; February and March > 1264d buyers;
March and April ll-64d, buyers; April and May
l6-6ld, buyers; May and June lS-6ld, buyers.
Market quiet
Good nliddliug uplands sgd, middng uplands
sac, low middlinc upands lied, good or
binary uplands 4S4d; ordinary upands 9-i6d,
good middling Texas 1-1dd, midding Texas
. 5-l6d, low middliug Texas sgd, good ordinary
Texas 13-16d, ordinary Texas 9l6dd; good
mddhng Orleans 512d, middling Orleans SSsd,
low mlddlhg Orleans 3-16d.' good ordinary Or
leans 4ISd. ordinary Orleans O. l6d.
n MIXTURES: Uplanis. low mi1dltug
clause, October delivery 10 Old sellers October
and November ) II sd. value; November and
December ll-6id, sellers; December and Jan
uary . ll-6fd, sellers January and Frbr larry
! | l-64d, sellers; February anu March 3 l2-64d,
alters. March and April ) t6ld, sellers; April
and May 1854. sellers May and June 1S64d,
sellers. Market closed steady.
NGw Noa1, Oct ~, noon.-Cotton quiet;
nddling upands 99sc, middling Orleans 934c;
sales 3, bales.
Futures Market opened quiet, with sales as
follows: October delivery SIC, November &c,
December 64c, January 8 66c, February 73c
March roc
500 p. m.-Market closed quiet middng
4piands 9sSc, mddling Orleans 934c; sales to-
day l42 bales; net receipts none, gross 400
bales.
Futures Market closed irregular, with sales
Of 10, l0d bales, as follows: October delivery
, 1903 Soc, November 9 $500 64c December
&c, January 8 65c, February 73@0 14c March
S0V9 Sc, April 500 Sc, May $500 96c,
June 10 03GJ100ic.
Green & Co.'S report on cotton futures says:
The market for cotton options has looked
rather toppy during the greater part OF the day,
and under steady leaking of supplies thu cost
gradually shaded 5091 points. There was
nothing new from the South to afford further
'timulant liverpool sent less promising ac-
counts and with lighter demand, the allround
portion OF long interest became somewhat
anxious to realize. During the last hour a
partially successful attempt to rally the tone
was made, hut after getting up to about last
lights figures, values settled once more, and
closed 1908 points net loss for to-day, with the
position lacking in general support"
Weekly net receipts 100 bales gross IL, 513 bales;
exports, to Great Britain II ,ati bales, to the
cUI.4Icnt H. 400, France l6t2, forward IA, 557,
sales 100 bales, spinners 1862 bales
GALVESTON, Oct 2l.-Cotton firm; middling
NORFOLK, Oct. 21.-Cotton steady; middling
BALTIMORE, Oct 2i.-ootton quiet but steady;
mid1liDg 91sc.
BosroN, Oct. 2l.--Cotton quiet but firm; mid
llinr 81.
WILMINGTON, Oct s1.-Cotton firm; middling
8 bloc.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 21.--Cotton firm; mid
ling sac.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 21.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 1-1Uc.
MOBILE, oct. 21.-Cotton quiet; middling &C.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 21.-COtton firm; niddling &c.
AUGUSTA, oct. 21.--Cotton firm; middling
CHARLESTON, Ocu. Sl.--COlUOn lrmi mluuuIlR
MONTGOMERY, Oct 21.-Cotton firm; middling
S5sc.
MACON, oct. 2l.--Cotton firm; middling
COLUMBUS, Oct 21.-Cotton quiet but steady;
middling S4c.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 21.-Cotton firm; middling
8 15-16c.
SELMA, Oct N-Cotton firm: mddng &C.
ROME Oct. 21.-Cot quiet; middiing De-
New YoRE, Oct %l.-Consolidated net receipts
for all cotton ports j. IA Il 500 bale5 exports
TO Great Britain li9li bales, q the continent
ports Bal ,9t5 bales.
PROVISIONS GROCERIES,. ETC.
LIVERPOOL. Oct 81, 1870 p. m.-Wheat firm,
with good demand; holders offer moderately;
receipts of wheat for the past three days were
1872 900 centals, ncludiny 5000 centals OF Amer-
can Cora steady; demand fair; the receipts of
American corn tor the past three days were
l5,60J ceutalS. Weather line.
NEW NoRK. Oct 81, noon.-tlour quiet but
firm, Wheat quiet but steady. Corn easier;
Pork quiet but steady; mess Sl4 500l4 rs. Lard
firm4at IS Is. Old mess pork quiet but steady
at Sl3 - Fraghts dull
SOD p. m.-Southern flour firm but quiet
Wneat-optlons less active, prices ruled steady
sarly. late" strengthened and advanced 4DMc
closing shade off from best; spoj a rae higher
but moderately active; No. red, October de
livery S2l@ dS25sc, November S-}l assoc, May
Ss3s a 3916c Corn firm: options l5d1I4c higher
but queG; No. ., October delivery 5l14c, No
vember 52052lAc. May 5@5sQgaJMc Oats
options steady: cash is9ll, lower; No. q Octo-
Der delivery 32Ac November 33A0325sc. May
355c: No. = SpJC ~ -; mixed We tern o2ll SIC
Hops in light demand. Coffee. fair Rio, on spot
dali at 1870 ASKED; options 3OG65J points lower
hut fairly active; No. Rio october delivery
ii SOC, November 10 SJ0ot7 0Jc, May IL 8OG6I1 05c
Sugar firm and unchanged: refined steady
515l4c, extra 63s 05lac, yellow 4B015c. Off
A 556c mould csc, andard 65sc. conlec-
TONERS A 6sAc cut loai and crushed &c, powdered
6}4d61Ec granulated 634c, cubes 65zc. Molasses
1iliet b " steady. Cotton seed oil quoted at 34c
for crude 43c for refined, Hides quiet but
steady Wool closed quiet and easy. Pork
dull aud unchanged. Beef dull Cut meats
steady. Middlos duik and nominal Lard 1ln6
points higher and fairly active; Western steam,
on spot SO 600G 70, October delivery S. 53Qd
q 80, May 55 5206 "a; city steam 81 40 refined
So Ks to the continent. Freights dull; cotton,
per steam. 1sd; grain. per steam. Sd.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 2l.-Flour dull bat steady;
Howard street and Western superfiue So 376D
2 Is extra IS 01h3 90 family So 15m 80. city
mills snDerflne 80 37G12 60. extra So 00513 81;
do ora.Iis - 2ld4 10. Wheat Southern trn;
on spot 79sSagT34c Corn--Southern quiet;
new wnite I3lD45c, new yellow 44l1l9c; Western
dull but steady.
CHICAGO. Oct 2f-AII markets opened steady
today and not much changed from yesterdays
closing figures The strength that appeared in
early markets came almost entirely from the
tone OF cables, which were quite strong. Wheat
was also heiped by receipts at primary points.
being below the average and far cearances
There vas also less inclination TO re lie than
on Yesterday An article in the Cincinnati